Saw this in depth review of the EP800 at audioholics (let google translate do its thing so the page reads in english).

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...late.google.com

Looks like you ran the article through Google's BBIGWYRZ translator!

Such a program would be awesome!

Wow, what big soil!

That brought quite the smile to my face... "While I think that the EP800 squandered if the goal is listening to music only, but of course, home cinema and movies that changed the world, we want to listen to power strong and we want to shake the walls and this can have a suitable soil."

Hehe.

Ugh... Too hard to read. I agree with JP... Too much BBIGWYRZ like 'English' to be an easy read, but the scores at the bottom are good!

Sigh! I need a translation of the translation.

"Soil, of course, turns up, so when the train becomes the jewel box just Shulfim."

I say that all the time and nobody ever believes me!

Morning, SRoode,

I almost choked on my cereal I laughed so hard at your comment. It seems Google auto-translate needs some fine tuning.

Regards,

Alan

HILARIOUS!!!

I can't wait to get home and let my soil escape.

Yeah, when that happens in public, it can be embarrassing. Best to keep that at home, especially if you are doing it on purpose.

That's probably why Axiom does their sub testing in a high tower.

Maybe one of the computer buffs on here can work their magic and get a better translation of the webpage. I agree, some parts don't make any sense due to the poor job of google translator (google should not have hired bbigwyres ) but the graphs and pictures help and his final scoring of the EP800 is very high.

I think it is very cool that there is somebody out in the middle east enjoying the EP800.

That's funny, I didn't realize that Axiom could sell their speakers at a higher cost because they sold them exclusively over the internet?

Not paying middlemen can be expensive. Also, they use only a highly oxygenated Internet, resulting in a clearer, more lively transaction. It's like a veil has been lifted over your purchase.

The reviewer obviously is referring to the mythical 'brown note' ... just got lost in translation :P

So the bbigwyres mystery is solved, his real name is Itai Hazum!?

Does anyone else have Zonealarm? I don't know if it could be a problem for unprotected computers viewing that webpage, but as soon as I click on the link I get prompted by Zonealarm. Seems as though something on that webpage tries to access your computer.

Just thought I would mention it, in the off chance that it could be harmful.

Oh that's just great, now the terrorists have targeted Axiomites... I guess in our internet world only Bob is safe!